A netizen took to Facebook to share a photo of a cracked pillar that he found at a multi-storey carpark.
The cracked concrete pillar was seen at Block 354A Woodlands Avenue 1, at the multi-storey carpark’s level 4A.
The netizen questioned if the building was safe or not.
Image source: Wak Kang Facebook via Complaint Singapore
The accident happened on 14/12/2020 at about 19:45 Along KAMPUNG JAVA ROAD and CAVENAGH ROAD.
I am posting this post on behalf of my friend who was riding a Motorbike and met with an accident with a Black BMW. on 14/12/2020 at about 19:45 along KAMPUNG JAVA ROAD and CAVENAGH ROAD.
Casualty : Male, 40, Sole breadwinner
Condition : Serious injury which requires multiple surgeries.
***We seek your support to share this post***
Contact: Igney
A group of students from Republic Polytechnic gave their lecturer a surprise to thank him and show their gratitude.
One of the students told the lecturer that they had something for him, the students then slowly started to turn on their cameras and held up “thank you” signs.
The lecturer replied that it made him “wanna cry”.
The lecturer then left the class with reciprocation, saying:
“Thank you for a good time, I really enjoyed teaching your class, you guys are fun.”
The feels…
Image and video source: @micolel on TikTok
A video emerged online showing a motorcyclist riding his motorcyle on the road.
However, he was seen without a helmet on whilst riding.
The incident happened on 28 August at around 5pm, at Boscombe Road.
Image and video source: Zhi Xiang Facebook via Complaint Singapore
A video emerged online showing a man covered in blood, scolding a woman who was crying.
The netizen who submitted the video revealed that the man was allegedly a drug addict who keeps escaping from the police and CNB despite being reported numerous times.
He said that the man was allegedly high on drugs in the video and that it was his 3rd or 4th time escaping.
Source: @adminsgfollowsalll on IG
In a Thai disco, it is commonly seen with girls walking around with a bunch of flowers, they would approach customers and asked if they want to hang flowers.
Most of the time customer’s that hang flower hope that they can get the girl, but 90% of the time they are just losers who don’t get anything.
Here is a video on how customers react to flower girls
The physical and sexual abuse took me more than a month to recover from. I had vaginal bleeding for weeks while also needing to nurse the UTI he transmitted. I have nightmares almost every day and I confided in only one friend regarding my experience. Subsequently, I reached out to one of his exes to enquire if he had ever done any of the sorts to her. She told me that he did not, and urged me to report it to the police.
The Police are aware of this incident and told me they would conduct all the investigations necessary. However, it has been three months and I have not received any status update from them. Whenever I dialled the 10, They would say that investigation are confidential and they are not allowed to share any information with me, even though I was the victim.
Though I’ve unfollowed him on social media, I saw from his friends that he continues to wander around freely, even going out with new female dates, leading me to wonder if the Police had been doing anything at all these past months. I live every day in uncertainty that I would bump into him by accident, and that he might do worse to me if he saw me again.
1 was devastated as I thought our feelings were mutual. I would never have envisioned him being capable of such acts at all. By sharing my experience on social media, I hope it can provide an unknowing woman with the knowledge of what kind of person he can be. I have always advocated for safe spaces, be it in workplace settings or social media platforms. I stand to gain nothing from speaking out, except humiliation, being the subject of gossip, and the possible backlash.
But if putting my vulnerability out here can prevent another person from getting hurt, then I think I have served my purpose. And I hope that this gives others like me the courage to share their experiences too, or at least some solace that they are not alone. 1 am fighting for myself, and I am also fighting for you.
The market has been fenced up and patrons have to queue and scan to go in. So residents in the area were sick of queueing up and they choose to purchase their groceries from the shophouse instead.
They can control the people “going into the cage” but they cannot stop people from running free in other areas.
That district itself is a market district many of the shophouses supplies vegetable and resident are often seen buying goods without scanning their TraceTogether, entry to shop houses seem out of control with the large amounts of people.
Why in the Chong Pang wet market have to fence up and control the people to enter but the shophouse no need. The market is like a dead town. People rather buying at the shophouse as they no need to queue and scan to go. The ambassador in the wet market is just extra. Really don’t understand why?
Following the announcement that the tudung will not be banned anymore and that workers will be allowed to wear them during work, racist netizens have emerged condemning the lifting of the restriction.
Some of them said that the rule was “backwards” and that it will then “develop to taliban woman style one day”.
Another racist claims that “there is no more equality in Singapore”, while another said that “if tudung if worn in hot and humid room, bad smell can be smelled”.
Images source: Unsplash and @wakeupsingapore IG
An altercation happened between an ang moh cyclist and a driver along Lim Chu Kang Road on 29/8/21 at 0755 hours.
The driver’s vehicle broke down and he was waiting for a tow truck, the and moh cyclist who could spot the vehicle stopped far away did not change lane and almost crashed into the car.
The ang moh dua ki cyclist has the audacity to confront the driver asking why his vehicle is stopped at the roadside.
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